in isolation造句

Managers do not exist in isolation.

But neither will anything else in isolation.

No intelligence works in isolation in the real world.

Don't consider the facts in isolation from others.

So modern finance should not be indicted in isolation.

Looked at in isolation, these facts are not encouraging.

Implement policies and programmes that do not target youth in isolation.

China can't develop in isolation from the rest of the world.

Also, it is usually most effective to interview each stakeholder in isolation, rather than in a larger, cross-departmental group.

Thus, when federation is used, the results from each source will most likely be presented in isolation.

Currently, WCF has a very "autonomous" view of services where they are created, configured, and deployed in isolation.

In addition, it is important to note that there are relationships between these elements and they do not exist in isolation.

The distributed stars may have formed in isolation, or they may have originated in clusters that have been disrupted by strong gravitational tidal forces.

We cannot address the water challenges of these countries in isolation. We should use every regional watershed or aquifer as an opportunity for stronger international cooperation.

To support effective software development, it is no longer sufficient for these tools to stand in isolation; they need to be integrated, flexible, and adaptable.

Without this rigor, enterprises will continue to build departmental integration solutions in isolation and fail to achieve discernible long-term benefits from integration.

All testing should happen in isolation from the production environment, preferably with a snapshot of production data so you can better exercise the new environment.

For the Chinese Communists who are part of the great Chinese nation, flesh of its flesh and blood of its blood, any talk about Marxism in isolation from China's characteristics is merely Marxism in the abstract, Marxism in a vacuum.

It is important to recognize that these injuries can occur in isolation or in association with other fractures of the distal part of the humerus, the radial head, or the olecranon.

To a novelist, there is no such thing as a “good” sentence in isolation from the story being told. There are no rules for the way sentences should be constructed to be transparent.

That assessment may be too cynical, but it seems fair to say that the Chevron opinion, if read in isolation, would give an exaggerated picture of the deference that courts actually give to administrative constructions.

Don't waste time learning a lot of useless words in isolation. The best way of learning English words is to blurt out as many authentic sentences as you can.

Wilson's history is more recent, and his optimism is apparent: Three generations of black ghetto dwellers have been relying on welfare and sporadic work and doing so in isolation from the mainstream.